Easy, I just need a wire, toothpaste, bubblegum, and and a watch crystal. Problem solved!
zonsopkomst
joined 2 years ago
True, it's shockingly simple sometimes, and other times I feel like I need to be a rocket scientist. Emphasis on "feel" because in those instances, there is nothing to go by for documentation.
I am hoping that shortly after mine can read & write, and I add a machine with NixOS for them to use, they will exceed my understanding of nix and start to teach me. 🤔
Thanks again- this is really useful. Navigation and getting the muscle memory is the hardest thing for me right now. I think I will use these commands and try to practice a little each day until I become more comfortable using emacs full time.
Nice, thanks. I will defintely check out the awesome-emacs github. How do you search for functions and keybindings within emacs? I've heard it documents everything under the sun, but can't recall where I read that.
I had used use-package which I agree is easier, but I think there is an issue either with my OS or more likely me, organizing the config.el in NixOS using org-mode to create sections as it works in the normal config files, but does not work in the org-mode style files with #+BEGIN_SRC #+END_SRC sections.
I've attempted to use emacs with orgmode, but have no programming background. I wanted to go for a vanilla emacs experience that I can add modules to, but have hit a wall. My dream is to replace Vscodium which I use for markdown notes with syncthing and also to manage my NixOS git config files (magit?). It's probably just time and research, but I wish I could simplify the process a bit. I always seem to destroy the documents I'm attempting to work in and get lost in the emac buffers. Just ranting to see if anyone has any tips or suggestions.
True. Plus, while dumb, 53% will always beat the interest extracted by two goons and a baseball bat. There's always a trade-off!